- an Indonesia akan muncul sebagai negara yang kaya dan kuat. Namun untuk itu, dibutuhkan seorang Park Chung Hee yaitu pemimpin yang berani untuk tidak populer tetapi meletakkan fondasi bagi Korea modern yaitu seorang pemimpin dari kelompok militer yang kuat, keras, bersih, memiliki visi jauh kedepan, berani menekan oposisi, mendisiplin birokrat dan pemilik modal, membersihkan teroris dan koruptor dengan hukuman yang sangat keras demi terciptanya stabilitas politik, ekonomi dan negara yang bersih. Berani memaksakan perubahan radikal arah politik maupun tatanan ekonomi. Berani memaksa negosiasi ulang dengan perusahaan-perusahaan multi nasional demi kepentingan nasional. Indonesia akan mengalami seperti Korea Selatan yaitu melalui jalan yang keras dan berdarah tetapi meng -angkat martabat bangsa dan negara sehingga disegani di dunia internasional.
Kedua, Indonesia mengikuti nasib yang sama dengan negara-negara yang terlebih dahulu menerapkan kebijakan Neo Liberal yaitu gagal melewati bottleneck pembangunan, bangkrut dan terjebak kedalam resesi yang berkepanjangan. Inilah yang dialami oleh Islandia, Chile, Filipina, India bahkan AS sendiri. Jika skenario ini yang terjadi maka status Indonesia sebagai eksportir TKI tetap langgeng, kelas menengah bawah dan anak-anak muda yang cerdas memilih hidup diluar negeri karena lebih memberi harapan hidup sehingga terus menerus terjadi brain-drain, tetap merupakan pasar bagi perusahaan-perusahaan asing, ekonomi tetap tumbuh tetapi lambat dan gradual. Dikawasan posisi Indonesia tidak akan terlalu diperhitungkan karena memang tidak memiliki kekuatan yang patut diperhitungkan. Indonesia akan mengikuti tetangga-tetangganya di Pasifik yaitu negara kepulauan yang indah tapi miskin seperti Filipina, Papua Nugini dan negara-negara kepulauan di Pasifik atau untuk kawasan Eropa seperti Albania, Romania dan Hungaria, negara-negara yang indah tapi miskin.
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